It's Hard To Get People To Focus

I Like Science Fiction. Arthur C. Clarke, Philip K. Dick And Vonnegut, And I Really Like Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale. And You Know, So Much Of Science Fiction Has To Do With Predicting What’s To Come, So I Think That’s Really Interesting.

I Really Believe In The Way The Energy Can Consolidate In Certain Geographical Spots. You Can Find It In A Lot Of Different Places, Beautiful Natural Spots, Or If You Look At Islam Or Judaism Or Christianity, These Ideas Of Holy Places.

I Find That Moving Keeps Me Optimistic, The Idea Of What's Going To Be Down The Road A Bit Or Around The Next Bend.

Men With Purple Hearts Carry Silver Guns And They Will Kill A Man For What His Father Has Done. But What My Father Did, I Don't Live It: No, I Am Not Him.

I've Never Conceptualized Much Of What I Write About. Maybe, Once I'm Onto Something, I'll Conceptualize A Finished Record. I Want The Songs To Tie Together And Make Sense Together. I'm Not Like, "oh, I Want To Explore This Idea." That's Just Not How The Creative Process Works For Me. It's More Like Something Strikes Me, Or Finds Me, And Then I Wrestle With It After That. I Don't Sit Back In My Armchair, Like, "what Kind Of Philosophy Can I Explore Today?"